Saratoga Springs High School - Recorder Yearbook (Saratoga Springs, NY)

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TRANSCRIBING wi CHARLES ADINOLFI Fun loving, gifted with a sense of humor that bursts into volcanic laughter upon occasions, Charlie was co- captain of two major sports. Participating in football, basketball and baseball led him to Varsity Club. Charlie held down the iob of homeroom representative and took part in assemblies and in the Christmas Pageant. Charlie's gayety, rich laughter, and warm friendliness helped to make everyones life as happy as his. EDITH BAKER Look! See Edie scurrying up those stairs! There's the pert little lady with the friendly smile. Maybe Bake is going to library club, or in her first school years go- ing for volleyball, basketball, ping pong, bowling, tennis, or for an assembly program in her Freshman year. Our small senior is now spinning lightly down, taking two steps at a time. TYPING CECILIA ARPEY A girl with an entertaining sense of humor is Cecil. who has proved herself efficient in all things she under- takes. Having taken part in many school sports, she has also shown her ability as a cheerleader. She was active on the Oratoga Staff and did very well as a cold hungry Widow in the Christmas play, Unto the Least of These. She plans to continue in the field oi dramatics after graduation.

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BUSINESS jg-Q,.. , .Arr - . f gf L3 1. fi . I . , 'I 4 . ' J 2 'f fx' Min Boriha Stoddard Mr. Iohn Sexton-Head Mrs, Eleanor Kqng Typewritinq, one of the fundamentals of the business deportmeni, is tough! by Miss Susie E. VVil11LI!US, one of whose hobbies is music. SALES BUSINESS ARITHMETIC X, SoeE31:EEPfNkfi1 E?3e5i1iE'I5SS?fXiXr 7th Period - Room 317-Mrs. Kone lst Period - Room 304- Mr. Sexion m- '.

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VIRGINIA CHAMBERLIN Popular and efficient, Ginny is outstanding because of her light blond pigtails, tair complexion and sincere but reserved personality. She is known also tor her high scholastic record. ln her senior year, Ginny was chairman of the Oratoga typists and has helped much toward makihg this issue of the Recorder a success. She has also taken part. in noon-hour sports. She will be remembered for her ready smile and cheerful nature. Q, ...V . XII. 33,5 ., ,X NELSON nzznucx X wi., x . Y f'v- -t N.. ml This nonchalant yet meticulous fellow is distinctly dit' ferent in his walk, his manner and his dress. Unhurried, unbothered he has gone about his activities in school. l-le was home representative lor two years and took part in intramural basketball. As one remembers a rose for its fragrance, one remembers Nels for his happy-go- lucky attitude. 2 f '7 7' J I g0 'd I 'MM 'FT Q. PATRICIA DEUELL The most pleasing type of person is one who is agree- able, jolly, and witty. A typical example of that person is Pat, whose outstanding feature is her large, deep blue eyes. Pat sang in chorus for two years, and was also a member of French Club. But, her main interest was her business course, which she hopes to continue next year at business school. HANS ELLENSWEIG Coming to America from Germany when he was very young, Hans has been a great asset to German classes and Der Deutscher Verein through his background and knowledge of German and the German language. Hans has also taken a great interest in basketball. He played intramural basketball for three years and managed I.V. basketball in his fourth year. With his easy going man- ner, Hans has made many friends in S.l-l.S. iw